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About Enterprise news-record. (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Or.) 1910-1911 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1911)
39KXEZS SPHERE'S a certain touch of smartness, to Brandegee BRANDEGEE ENTERPRISE MERCANTILE & MILLING COMPANY Oity and County Brief News Items : ScrMn vlr and screens at Kelt ner. , ; ;, Dr. E. R. Flack was at Wallowa, Monday. , ... Fishing" tackle and salmon eggs at KfttbarV ' C. 8. Bradley left Tuesday on a business trip into Idaho, , ' . ... , Mra. C. F. McDenlel of Wallowa waa a guest over Sunday of Mrs. C. ' W. Amey. ..: . Mra. Charles McAUster and . baby went to Wallowa Monday for a week's visit with her people. Pittsburg Electrlo Weld field fenc ingthe weld that held at Keltner'i. The Masons of Wallowa are con sidering . putting a second story on Couch & McDonald's new building for a lodge hall. , T. W. Workman went to La Grande Sunday, on business matters, Hj expects to open, & feed and fuel stora in this city soon, , Mrs. Q. E. Brooks and son of San Diego, Cal, arrived in the city Thurs day, for a visit with her sister, Mrs, George W. Richards of lower Prairie Creek. ' ...... The Misses Pearl and Lulu Sannar, daughters of Postmaster Sannar of Promise returned home Wednesday af ter a visit bare in, the home of Conn ty Assessor and Mrs. B. F. Miller. B. D. Manhart ft Nelson, B. C. vlsHed- hU friend. T.' P. OolemMi, of The Buttes. and left , for outside 1 points, Tuesday. He likes this country so well he may return and locate, 1 First elasa shtee at Oalrlnn bar- bar ahop. 6Sbtt, J. K. LAWLER Two doors east of P. 0. All work guaranteed Shoe Repairing KING AID CO. CLOTHES. H. E. Oakes went to Wallowa Mon day to do some work In his line. Carload of barb wire and field fenc ing at Keltner'a hardware. George Dailey and George' Ather ton of Wallowa were la town Tuesday. Garden tools, sprays, etc.. at Kelt ner'a. J K. Lawler, our old time shoemak er, has returned and opened a' shop 2 doors east of P. O. 3bl Ed Stevens, an expert meat cutter from La Grande, has accepted a position In Combes' meat market, be ginning work Monday. Thomas Slqgmund of Grossman made fLnal proof on his homestead at the La Grande land office, Sat urday. Violet Florence, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Moore, ol Bear Creek, above Wallowa, died Ap rll 29, aged 1 year and 2 months. J. M. Welch of Portland has rented the Lyric Theatre and opened to a good business Monday night. He has anew machine and buys the best films with three changes weekly.- Shows every night at 7:30 ana 8:45, and Wednesday., and Saturday matinees at 2:30 o'clock. ' ' J. K, Lawler and family have re turned to Enterprise to reside after an absence of 14 years, during which time they made their home in the Walla Walla country, at Umatilla and the Dalles. Mr. Lawler Is open Ing a shoe repair shop in the rooms two doors east of the postofflce. Irving French ran his races at Jo seph Saturday under great difficulties He was examined by a doctor, Tues day, and foundx to be suffering from an aggravated case of charleyhorte as it Is known in baseball, or bound muscles. It Is hoped to have him In good shape in time to leave for Corvallls next Wednesday. Don't forget to call on SANDERS l m wlien you want .anything done Dray Meets All Trains Baled Alfalfa $16; Timothj $IS j. p. sanders! . GENERAL TRANSFER PHONK U, aim ttmm rdn at Hamuli's Kincaid& Co. Clothes" that clever dressers cannot over look. It doesn't make any differ ence where you happen to he, if you are clothed in these ex cellent garments you are be yond criticism. In the village, in the city, in the metropo lis or the country, their correctness cannot be questioned. We can easily see how you might consider our conversation very lightly, but if you will inspect our clothes you'll appreciate the heavi ness of every argument. These clothes are not only smart as to their general lines; they are also made from fabrics which are very handsome and certainly very unusual. Mrs. J. O. Kiddle and children of Lostlne were guests over Sunday at the-O. M. Corklns home. !. - . Victor Johnson and family moved last week to the home and. 'three acres of ground Just west of town that he recently purchased of Ray Vest. 4 Mrs. J. Draper and daughter Vera, who had been visiting here, returned to their home at Lostlne, Sunday, accompanied by. Mrs. Draper's moth er, Mrs, Sarah Baldwin. Letter from L. Borland says they are mlcely settled at 545 E 3Cth street South In Portland, where they will be glad to see any of their Enter prise friends. Mr. Borland has pur chased the property in which they live. 1 Dr W. T. Phy. formerly of Hot Lake, Oregon, wishes to announce his permanent location) in Spokane,' Wash ington, with offices in the Hutton Building. He will limit his work to surgery, office practice end consul tation. Mrs. S. J. GUman and little son of Union, who had been visiting her slater, Mrs. L. J. Jordan, and family, for several' weeks, 'returned home Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Jord an who will visit relatives and friends In the Grande Ronde. Mrs. D. C. Cooley and two daught ers arrived Tuesday to join' Mr. Cool ey, who came some time ago and recently bought the Mace Young ranch on Trout Oroek. The Cooleys formerly resided ini Vancouver, Wash, and Mrs. Cooley and .the girls had been visiting at Woodburn for some weeks. Mrs. E. F. Sargeant'of The Buttes, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. W. Allen, and family, in Los Angeles for several months, is ex pected home next week. She writes that her little granddaughter born last month is getting along flue, like wise the baby's mother, but as noth ing is said about "papa," ltjs presum ed he is swelling around like a hero. La Grande Observer: Little Miss Chrlasle Marquis of Enterprise, aged eight years, passed through the city Friday morning en route home from Portland ta Enterprise. She made the trip with no trouble at all and though so young, traveled with more contentment of mind than many an wider person. Her little grip and hand bag comprised her traveling luggage, and aha attracted more than the Ordinary amount of attention; Wanted $1,000 IN CASH, BY G. I. RATCLlFF the House Furnisher To raise this needed money I - will sell anything in my large, up-to-date stock of furniture, ete., at ruinous prices for cash in hand. If you ' are going to pay tomorrow tha la. not cash and your credit is not good at these prices no matter who you are. 3bl . G. I. RATCLlFF. , Studebaker Wagons. v 3 inch, $104.00; 2 inch, $95.00. Prices are for wagon complete with bed . and spring seat. For sale by D. Baughman & Son, Joseph. . Mr, and Mrs. L. Derahleau of Fol Bom, Mont., were here, looking over the country last week. They were favorably Impressed, and expect to return and locate. ; Tells Cause' of Appendicitis. Burnaugh & Mayfleld state that much appendicitis . in Enterprise le caused by constipation, gas on ' the stomach, or sour stomach. These troubles are almost INSTANTLY relieved and appendicitis guarded against by taking a SINGLE DOSE of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as compounded In Adler-1-ka, the new German appendicitis remedy. , N , in . OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY COURT. (Continued from second page.) L. Couch, county commissioner salary ...V .... 36 CO Glass & Prudhomme Co, sup plies ..' .... .... . 377 01 S. K. Clark, work, material court house yard .. ... ..-115 27 Allen Bros., rebate of taxes . . 15 12 Woolgrowers Warehouse Co, cement and sacks 555 O0 Leffel & Resch, carpet, lino leum, etc .. , . 363 26 Green Bros, making and binding carpet..., ' 2 50 W. G. Locke, commissioners! sal- . ary .... 47 0 High School Fund H. K. Shirk, salary principal $125 -00 Gene W. Hall, salary asa't. . . principal ..100-00 Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, salary &0 O0 Mar Bothwell, salary .... .. SO W lO fe, JT CLOTHE 3. f , D. L McAdama. janitor work - 25 00 H. K Shirk, salary principal 125 00 Gene W. Hall, : salary ess't. principal ...... .. ...... 100 00 Mrs. A. E. Ivanhoe, salary teach er .... ".. ... .' 90 00 Miss May Bothwell, salary teacher .. 80 00 D. L. McAdams, Janitor work 25 00 S. D. Keltner, supplies .. .. , 6 05 Fred S. Ashley, supplies .'. . . 1 65 C. T. Hockett, fumigation 'of high school 200 Jackson & Weaver, supplies 2 85 B. A. Reynolds, :two cords wood .. ... .. .'. .. .. .. ,12 00 E. M. & M. Co, shovel .. 100 City of Enterprise, water rent 16 00 W J Punk & Co BUDbllea . . , 2 40J W. J. Funk & Co., supplies.. 1 00 Road Fund. G. H. Daugherty, road work . . 20 00 F A nnwnlnz road work .... 30 w F. S. Bunnell, apprn road dlst. No. 20 100 00 F. S. Bunnel. road work .. 41 25 Joe demons, road' work .... 25 00 Wm Newbr. 4 bridges Joseph district .... ...... 311 00 E. F. sergeant, road work 32 50 S. D. Keltner, suppliee ..... 6100 S. D. Keltner, supplies ...... 5 15 W. M. Co.,-supplies .... .... 222 22 S. D. Keltner. supplies 14 65 Pltzer & Millard, supplies 10 50 W. G. McGarry, road work .. 65 00 S. C. Hlmelwrlght, road work, 70 00 Gus Stumbaugh, jjoad super visors salary 30 00 Gus Sturobaugh, freight.. .. 4 50 H. J. Nelman, work on bridge 17 50 S. C. Hlmelwrlght. work on bridge .... '.. ..y' 6 00 J. W. Johnson, work on bridge 10 00 F E. Young, work on bridge 16 25 Fred C. Hlmelwrlght, work on bridge .... .... , 20 po Chas N. Stanley, lumber .... 182 69 Wm. Newby, road supervisors;. salary , 58 25 L. V. Lathrope, lumber dlst No. 22 8 00 S. D. Keltner, supplies .... .. 3 90 J. A. Doud, road supervisors . Balary r.. 25 AO Wm. Newby, appr'n Wallowa Lake road v 100 00 J. H. Buchanan, appr'n dlst No, fi 200 00 E. F. Sargcant, apprn dlst. No. 23 .... ....j .. 100 00 J. M. Couley, appr'n dlst. No. 15 .... !.. 75 00 R. M. Martin, appr'n dlst No. 12 .. .... .. .... .. 75 00 (To be continued.) Is there anything in all this world that Is of more importance to you than good digestion? (Food must be leaten to sustain life , and must be digested and converted Into blood. When the digestion falls the whole body suffers. Chamberlain's Tab lets are a rational and reliable cure for Indigestion. They Increase the flow of bile, purify the blood, strengthen and tone up the whole digestive apparatus to a natural and healthy : action. For sale by all dealers. Can do your printing to a turry If. really necessary, but Job printing is an art that doesn't gain in ex cellence by .haste. ' " BAD EYES nearly always can be made per-" feet with the assistance of spectacles. If you would be free from 'eye troubles, such ' as ' headache, loss of time from work or school '-y'-'V ' 'tl - Wear My Glasses I grind all the glasses that I fit, and can duplicate ANY lens accurately, no matter . who made or prescribed it. SEND ME THE PIECES New lenses returned by next mail. I can furnish references from Enterprise. IJFA'OnPI EYESIGHT nCMbUblV SPECIALIST Next door to Postofflce , LA GRaNDE, OREGON
